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Domestic Violence Royal Commission hands down findings

Justice Marcia Neave presided over the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence.
Justice Marcia Neave presided over the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence. Source: AAP

The Royal Commission into Family Violence spent 13 months hearing from survivors, perpetrators, police, and health and welfare organisations and handed down its report to the Victorian government. It made 227 recommendations which deal with all aspects of family violence, including the establishment of 17 support and safety hubs around the state. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has pledged to implement all of the report's recommendations. Dina Gerolymou and Themis Kallos discuss the story.


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The Royal Commission into Family Violence spent 13 months hearing from survivors, perpetrators, police, and health and welfare organisations and handed down its report to the Victorian government. It made 227 recommendations which deal with all aspects of family violence, including the establishment of 17 support and safety hubs around the state. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has pledged to implement all of the report's recommendations. Dina Gerolymou and Themis Kallos discuss the story.



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